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Long Tail Point Lighthouse
Construction of Long Tail Point Lighthouse began in 1847. The tower was over 51 feet tall with a diameter of over fourteen and a half feet. A birdcage lantern room at the top of the tower featured nine lamps set in fourteen-inch reflectors. A keeper’s dwelling was built nearby, and the station
Suamico, WI 54173
Milwaukee Pierhead Light
The Milwaukee Pierhead Light was established in 1872. It is now solar-powered and operated automatically, but it is a popular place for both visitors and locals to walk and take photos. The Pierhead Light is located at the end of East Erie Street. There is a parking lot just before the pier
E Erie St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
North Point Lighthouse
The original North Point Lighthouse was built in 1855. The current 74-foot tower offers some of the best views of Milwaukee and is open for tours on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Group tours are available by appointment.
2650 N Wahl Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53211
Green Bay Harbor Entrance Lighthouse
Green Bay Harbor Entrance Lighthouse is located roughly nine miles from the mouth of Fox River and marks the west side of the entrance to the dredged channel that leads to Green Bay. Construction for the lighthouse began in 1934. First a pier was constructed, then a lighthouse with a conical steel
Scott, WI
Dunlap Reef Rear Range Lighthouse
Dunlap Reef Rear Range Lighthouse was constructed in 1881 to mark Dunlap Reef, which is an approximately half-mile long reef that can protrude a few inches above or below the surface of Sturgeon Bay, depending on the water level of Lake Michigan. It originally included a set of Front and Rear
411 S 4th Ave, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
Milwaukee Breakwater Lighthouse
The Breakwater Lighthouse was constructed in 1926, and the permanent light and fog signal were placed into commission on February 26, 1927. It was automated in 1966. The Milwaukee Breakwater Light can be best viewed from the pier leading to the Milwaukee Pierhead Light. There is a parking lot at
